₦airaland Forum

brunobaba:
Your post reeks of jealousy, souvenirs are often shared at the tail end of a party when people are about to go home, besides those layers are trained and would not just poo anywhere. LOL

Jealous of chicken 🐔 God no go shame us.

When Nigerians are corrected on a behavior, instead of responding to the issue, they think it is an attack. People can do whatever they like with their lives, if it's not on social media, you won't see this comment but I remember this country, someone shared petrol to guests. This is Nigeria, we get away with bad behavior and say the person is jealous. What she is doing is public health danger but that's not how you see it, you are justifying the bad behavior.

Who crossed the road first? Chicken or the egg?

Romance scam na im be dis. When you are in love, you are blind.

In Lagos, there is a plan to make sure it is only indigenes that become Governor and Speaker. The new speaker who is from a royal family is the first step. The indigenes feel that the non indigenes don't have respect for the land and they are bringing people who don't have their interests to govern them. The next Governorship election in Lagos will be interesting. I don't know if this why a candidate like GRV was attacked with his Igbo wife in a bid to distract people but the last Indigene who was popular beside Fashola was killed in 2007, Funsho Williams. GRV was a popular indigene to contest for governor. It is no secret Tinubu is from Osun and if you are close to civil servants, you know about some of these sentiments back in the 2000s when they took them out. The power cabal know this threat so I think the Igbo attack on GRV was a deliberate attempt to distract people from the real threat for an indigenous person.

I know Nairaland politics is now paid agents atracking each other but what I'm saying is out there. You can do your own research to find out if I am making this up but by 2026, the voices will get louder.

EmperorCaesar:
Sani was saying that that result invalidates most of Rufai's claim of being a kingmaker (election result not Naira design saga), but clowns from Kanu side keeping talking about Lagos,Abuja and Akwa-Ibom...Zero sense

This part is what people are not seeing. Buhari has gone to the background. He had a popularity of Sardauna until people saw who he was in 8 years. IBB has written a book in his final attempt to launder himself. The old kingmakers of the North are retiring, by age or time and some new recruits are trying to fill the gap. That's the bigger picture happening now. The same thing will happen in Lagos and South West because by the time Tinubu finishes, he can't have the same influence he once had. The new alliances and people waiting to take over are already scheming and we can see the signs. Power is fleeting and transient.... Only time

He 'won' it for BUHARI, the man that forced him to be Governor. IYKYK

Don't die in their war. They want to make you think they are fighting each other. You will now think they are for you. Haven't you seen how they conducted primaries and at the last minute, they conceded to Tinubu? Was it any different at PDP? Look at Valentine of LP, hasn't he gone to APC?

Don't let them deceive you. Look at how they clapped for IBB last week, Buhari tactically absented himself from the event so that the man who removed him will not embarrass him a 2nd time. They have no regard for you. It's all about themselves. Don't be fooled.

What came to my mind is that from 1966 to 2026, Nigeria still has the same names as their leaders. So much has not changed in 60 years.

Our sense of show off sometimes makes us act like children.

Where people are eating, you brought animals as souvenir. Poultry animal that can sh!t anywhere, you brought it to the table. Poultry animal that will make so much noise, you brought it to the table.

What is wrong with people

It's this anyhowness that has got us here. You can make them take it when they are leaving OUTSIDE. One person said it is innovation It's this anyhowness and no regulations that cause bird flu and other diseases. There is a place and time for things. Let's learn how to behave properly. We need to curtail the excesses of our people. In a bid to show off, you'll see the next person bringing cows just because

El Rufai needs this publicity. The Presidency giving him for free.

papyjaypaul:
El Rufai was one of the men Tinubu said is part of his team when he went to London. They have their arrangements, they should stop disturbing the masses when they have disagreements.

This is a video of El Rufai speaking for Tinubu at Chatham House, London. They have no principles, that's why there is nothing to hold them together anymore.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i2bhMgN_8yc?

Do not die in their war. If you think they hate themselves, look at the people who gathered to launch IBB's book last week. They are all taking you for a ride, don't enter their bus.

bixton:
Knelling down in public or in front of a camera is not a sign of submission.

We have seen numerous couples wearing same color of clothes every Sunday and every other day but inside the house it's a different scenario.

Everything below is from a simple Google search

kneel
verb
gerund or present participle: kneeling
be in or assume a position in which the body is supported by a knee or the knees, as when praying or showing submission.
"they knelt down and prayed"

Kneeling during a marriage proposal has been suggested as a similar form of submission.

Kneeling is a sign of reverence and submission when done toward royalty upon meeting them.

Kneeling is commonplace in BDSM practices as a way to show or enforce submission to or by the dominant partner. The role of the dominant or the submissive is not exclusively gendered, though gender may influence the dynamics of a D/s relationship. Some men who serve as submissives to dominant women, for example, find comfort in the action of kneeling submissively for a woman.

Kneeling is still seen as a sign of respect, honor, and submission to the one you are kneeling to.

What kind of words? Does it bring bad memories or it's insults?

This is Zambian business and just a way to click bait on your YouTube page which I will not do but for you to say this is common in Africa, let me reply with this



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MS5C38kayWI


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dnru2z7Ljz4

It is common EVERYWHERE IN THE WORLD. It is not everything you can see online but if you read widely, you will see it in different countries of the world. The camera is why you are seeing this one.

You better be happy for law and order because once it breaks down, human beings will return to their primal behavior. Don't forget, we are still animals by nature.

Only you.

"Buhari forced me to run for Kaduna governor in 2015 — El-Rufai"

"Nasir El-Rufai – Friends betrayed me, Yar'Adua persecuted me after I served Obasanjo as minister"

EmperorCaesar:
Putting her hands on his head is kinda disrespectful

Maybe unconscious because she could not hug him but that there is a sign of dominance.

The same woman knelt for him. That there is a sign of submission.

sparko1:
You think he's doing this interview to help Nigerians, he is looking for another party, watch how everyone will begin visiting to woo him.

Any party that falls for him will fall. What he is doing is to try to fill the gap of Buhari leaving the stage after the APC-PDP-nPDP pact. He even admitted on air that his son is in APC. Someone has to fill that gap now that Buhari has finished his turn and it is Tinubu's turn. APC cannot last 20 years in power because of how they were formed. It's not a curse. CPC has finished their own. This is ACN's turn. That's why you are seeing what they are doing. The next is nPDP's turn
He knows what he is doing but the media of 10 years ago is not the same today. The internet never forgets era is where we are now.

papyjaypaul:
This is a video of El Rufai speaking for Tinubu at Chatham House, London. They have no principles, that's why there is nothing to hold them together anymore.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i2bhMgN_8yc?

sparko1:
He should please join LP.

We need to check his popularity.

That's naive. If our politicians don't return to what political parties used to be, they will destroy themselves. They already are destroying themselves because there is no party loyalty anymore. The politicians are stronger than the party once they get elected.

APC should suspend him for anti party activities. They should have internal ways of resolving disagreements but maybe it's karma at work because Tinubu has someone from PDP in his cabinet working for him.

From what El Rufai said in the interview, he threw a jab at the Power Minister. He has also asked anyone to come out and fight. If I were PDP, I would not be happy having him back.

papyjaypaul:
This is a video of El Rufai speaking for Tinubu at Chatham House, London. They have no principles, that's why there is nothing to hold them together anymore.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i2bhMgN_8yc?

El Rufai is on TV saying he may not be in APC in 2027 and the party has not suspended him yet? Him and Wike have done what any serious party should see as anti-party activities.

There are internal ways of handling conflicts. The 5 PDP governors during the last election too should have been suspended if they went against the party because what destroyed PDP was the nPDP governors and if they create ABC party tomorrow, this same set of people will repeat the same pattern once they have disagreements.

All of them lack principles, they are not disciplined because they only came together to be in power for their selfish interests and not for the people.

Ykc2:
Sam omatseye this man here?this guys are funny to insult others is good but you won't insult them back

That's not him.

DeepSightZ:
Well are you REDshouse - because the way you responded to a post addressed to that poster was confusing.
That's why I lumped u with those obsessed with insulting OBI.

Omatseye is a terrible hypocrite. He has insulted many dignities in the past including GEJ (and wife), Awo and Pa Olaniwun Ajayi.

No, I don't care about any of them to the extent that I will worship them. There are good people and bad people everywhere and no matter how people try to divide us by race, religion, country or tribe, if I see BS, I will call it out.

When Omatseye wrote that article about Awo matriarch, Tinubu had to absolve himself of sponsoring it but the rumors have not died. To be seen as a SW leader, with the influence Awo had in the Western region. That's why you have these drama in Osun.

El Rufai was one of the men Tinubu said is part of his team when he went to London. They have their arrangements, they should stop disturbing the masses when they have disagreements.

This is a video of El Rufai speaking for Tinubu at Chatham House, London. They have no principles, that's why there is nothing to hold them together anymore.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i2bhMgN_8yc?


El Rufai is on TV saying he may not be in APC in 2027 and the party has not suspended him yet? Him and Wike have done what any serious party should see as anti-party activities. There are internal ways of handling conflicts. The 5 PDP governors during the last election too should have been suspended if they went against the party because what destroyed PDP was the nPDP governors and if they create ABC party tomorrow, this same set of people will repeat the same pattern once they have disagreements.
All of them lack principles, they are not disciplined because they only came together to be in power for their selfish interests and not for the people.

DeepSightZ:
You and many like you are obsessed with Obi. Someone can say Good morning to you and you will reply by insulting Obi out of the blue. You lot have forgotten that someone else came second in the last election and it was not Obi. So to focus on Obi as obsessively as you do only shows both insecurity and a type of mental illness.

If that's what you think, good luck but I know how these things work. I will keep posting counter posts that attempt to malign the man's character because of politics. It was this manner of politics that destroyed Nairaland politics. Back then, you could learn from opposing views here, very educative and mature. Today all they do is to bash someone's character just because they want the public to hate him. For that reason, I will post facts only. There are many topics that have nothing to do with the 3rd man but why do they keep bringing Obi into everything?

I know how propaganda works and the party that got into power today with propaganda will stop at nothing to spread it everywhere, on the internet and offline. You must be naive to think that the constant attack on Obi's reputation is not with sponsorship. Obi is no saint but those lies that they spread here to malign him, I have taken it upon myself to counter them. BTW go to the post, I have modified it to add the other article I was looking for on what Omatseye did to HID Awo before she died. That same man is now calling El Rufai to stop insults? Please, spare me the lecture. I stand by my comment even if you want to interpret it as an Obidient because I chose a picture showing his obituary - 'Men without principles'!

Factcheck0001:
I guess we couldn't conduct digital elections cos your agulu fraud lost

But if he wins then u will applaud the system, typical Igbo.

It's only good if he wins

Anyone who thinks like a tribesman is an idiot. In this few years of mine, I'm old to know that good and bad people are everywhere, regardless of tribe and religion. This I have seen and experienced. All of those people who want you to groupthink and point fingers like to do so because they don't want you to see their faults.

It was Atedo Peterside that reminded Nigerians that the 93 elections were our first digital elections. Who annuled it? Igbo, Yoruba or Hausa? Who was the INEC chair? Who was the winner?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7tTFyo8CR2I

If you like be my brother or sister, if you do wrong I'll call it out. I have a life outside this forum, you can keep winning on the internet for your favorite politician. Goodluck.

Nigeria my Nigeria. A country that could not conduct digital elections now wants to conduct digital census.

They hate the truth and it's just sad. Digital elections would have nearly 60 million voters out of the eligible voters decide who was our president. Okay, we use iRev then INEC wrecked it. In 2019 it was server, in 2023 they just did it without fear. You have lost the trust of the people. Even if it is manual, our people know how to manipulate numbers with artifical wives and children. Nigeria my Nigeria, a country where Mike Tyson was an eligible voter.

Nigeria my Nigeria. The Christian thinks he is better than the Muslim, the Muslim thinks he is holier than the Christian. The ethnic groups think the other people are the problems but they are all in this together. They hide under the cover to deceive their people. Corrupt people who love happy lies and hate sad truth.

Nigeria my Nigeria. A country that has NIN, National ID but you still need state IDs because we like manipulation. One time, National ID card was acceptable, then they changed it and said you only need NIN.

Nigeria my Nigeria. They forced us to do BVN but we cannot still track kidnappers and thieves.

Nigeria my Nigeria. They say we have a digital passport. Maybe Tunji Ojo should do the census. He seems to be the only one so far that wants to use technology to solve the problem. :-

Only when Nigerians are ready to put country above person will this country grow.

naptu2:
Previous threads

Macnnoli4:
Funny enough this issue stretches back to 2007

I've posted on the 2007 post. Nairaland is one of our time machine we can rely on to an extent. Agemates with YouTube

mohadana:
Fake drugs: NAFDAC reopens Onitsha drug market
•Bans ex-market leaders, others
By GEOFFREY ANYANWU, Awka
Tuesday, June 26, 2007 
•Prof. Dora Akunyili

Traders at the Onitsha Bridge Head Market (Onitsha drug market), who were out of business for four months following the closure by National Agency for Food Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC), could not hold their joy on Monday as the agency re-opened the market conditionally.

NAFDAC Director-General, Prof. Dora Akunyili, had hardly finished announcing the re-opening of the market, when the traders jumped and shouted at the top of their voices for joy, singing praises of Governor Peter Obi who made it possible.

Onitsha Bridge Head Market was closed on March 6, 2007 over fake and counterfeit drugs. After screening of the market, NAFDAC removed and publicly destroyed 104 truckloads of fake, counterfeit, expired, banned and smuggled drugs worth over N6.5 billion from the market.

The re-opening of the market, Akunyili said became necessary following the commitment of the state governor, Mr. Obi, who she said had, on getting the Supreme Court judgment that reinstated him, called her and pleaded to fulfill every condition that would get the market reopened.
She said: "Your governor, Mr. Peter Obi, a man of his words, has guaranteed that he will ensure that all the conditions are met. This has given us the incentive to reopen the market. Another major reason we are reopening the market is that we are mindful of the suffering of the few genuine traders who have been caught up in the mess caused by criminals in their midst".

The NAFDAC bos, however, gave the agency’s immediate and long terms conditions for the reopening of the market, which include the setting up of an eight-man caretaker committee made up of credible people to oversee the affairs of the market for one year before an election would be held; and a letter of undertaking to be signed by them.

NAFDAC also demanded a commitment by the new caretaker committee to hand over to it the eight members of the board of trustees and eradication committee or former officials of the market union, OPPMDU, who either refused to honour its invitation or absconded half-way during interrogation.

She further said: "Following our interviews, interrogations and other findings, which seriously indicted some people, NAFDAC outright bans the following categories of people from owning any shop or operating inside the Bridge Head Drug Market: all erstwhile members of Alphonsus Onyejiaku-led board of trustees (excluding William Anyaoha) of OPPMDU, all erstwhile members of the Josephat Eli-led eradication committee of OPPMDU, all members of OPPMDU who have held the office of chairman/president or Secretary of OPPMDU since 2002."

Also, Akunyili announced 26 names who she described as kingpins of faking and counterfeiting and owners of shops that are generally responsible for the monumental mess in the market, who she said were also banned from operating in the market, adding: "They are given 48 hours to remove all their belongings from the shops, and thereafter never to transact any business in the drug market again".
On the long term, she said that the market should be walled to provide for only three entrances or outlets for both vehicular and pedestrian movements.

The agency, she further said, demanded the complete redesigning or restraining of the shops, including the possible collapsing of many shops into one to ventilate and make them suitable for the storage of drugs; adding that ultimate solution was for the state to map out a virgin land and build a modern drug mart that would be registered by PCN, supervised by pharmacists and monitored by NAFDAC.
She therefore, directed all the traders to enter their stalls and bring out all expired drugs and voluntarily and immediately hand them over to NAFDAC officials, noting that if any expired drug is found in any shop afterward the owner would be sanctioned.

Also addressing the traders, Governor Obi, who earlier held about three hours closed-door meeting with Akunyili in his office, said he had since resuming duties been on the neck of NAFDAC for the reopening of the market. He thanked the agency for believing in him, promising not to let it down.
He, however, warned that the state government would not hesitate to pull down any market in the state where fake drugs are found and revoke the document of land on which the market is built.

Obi promised to see to the building of the modern drug market, just as he promised to inaugurate the caretaker committee.
One of the traders, Mr. Obi Nwosu, commended the governor for intervening in the matter and getting NAFDAC to reopen the market, noting that the traders suffered a great deal in the four months they were out of business.
He also urged the new caretaker committee to ensure that NAFDAC directives were carried to the letter, so that business in the place would run without hitches.

Bumping this post for those who keep engaging in politics and mischief. And to those who can only see things through tribe. Look at the people on this thread young people, by now, if they were 18 in 2007, they are now 36. Don't waste your life on the internet with hate. It never ends.

Sanwoolu's aide mischievously leaves out the reason Obi wanted the market open in 2007
https://www.nairaland.com/8345181/fake-drugs-sanwo-olus-aide-wale

Here, the posters are engaging in tribal fight. Guys, it never ends. They put you against each other to look away from the enemy within.

mohadana:
Fake drugs: NAFDAC reopens Onitsha drug market
•Bans ex-market leaders, others
By GEOFFREY ANYANWU, Awka
Tuesday, June 26, 2007 
•Prof. Dora Akunyili

Traders at the Onitsha Bridge Head Market (Onitsha drug market), who were out of business for four months following the closure by National Agency for Food Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC), could not hold their joy on Monday as the agency re-opened the market conditionally.

NAFDAC Director-General, Prof. Dora Akunyili, had hardly finished announcing the re-opening of the market, when the traders jumped and shouted at the top of their voices for joy, singing praises of Governor Peter Obi who made it possible.

Onitsha Bridge Head Market was closed on March 6, 2007 over fake and counterfeit drugs. After screening of the market, NAFDAC removed and publicly destroyed 104 truckloads of fake, counterfeit, expired, banned and smuggled drugs worth over N6.5 billion from the market.

The re-opening of the market, Akunyili said became necessary following the commitment of the state governor, Mr. Obi, who she said had, on getting the Supreme Court judgment that reinstated him, called her and pleaded to fulfill every condition that would get the market reopened.
She said: "Your governor, Mr. Peter Obi, a man of his words, has guaranteed that he will ensure that all the conditions are met. This has given us the incentive to reopen the market. Another major reason we are reopening the market is that we are mindful of the suffering of the few genuine traders who have been caught up in the mess caused by criminals in their midst".

The NAFDAC bos, however, gave the agency’s immediate and long terms conditions for the reopening of the market, which include the setting up of an eight-man caretaker committee made up of credible people to oversee the affairs of the market for one year before an election would be held; and a letter of undertaking to be signed by them.

NAFDAC also demanded a commitment by the new caretaker committee to hand over to it the eight members of the board of trustees and eradication committee or former officials of the market union, OPPMDU, who either refused to honour its invitation or absconded half-way during interrogation.

She further said: "Following our interviews, interrogations and other findings, which seriously indicted some people, NAFDAC outright bans the following categories of people from owning any shop or operating inside the Bridge Head Drug Market: all erstwhile members of Alphonsus Onyejiaku-led board of trustees (excluding William Anyaoha) of OPPMDU, all erstwhile members of the Josephat Eli-led eradication committee of OPPMDU, all members of OPPMDU who have held the office of chairman/president or Secretary of OPPMDU since 2002."

Also, Akunyili announced 26 names who she described as kingpins of faking and counterfeiting and owners of shops that are generally responsible for the monumental mess in the market, who she said were also banned from operating in the market, adding: "They are given 48 hours to remove all their belongings from the shops, and thereafter never to transact any business in the drug market again".
On the long term, she said that the market should be walled to provide for only three entrances or outlets for both vehicular and pedestrian movements.

The agency, she further said, demanded the complete redesigning or restraining of the shops, including the possible collapsing of many shops into one to ventilate and make them suitable for the storage of drugs; adding that ultimate solution was for the state to map out a virgin land and build a modern drug mart that would be registered by PCN, supervised by pharmacists and monitored by NAFDAC.
She therefore, directed all the traders to enter their stalls and bring out all expired drugs and voluntarily and immediately hand them over to NAFDAC officials, noting that if any expired drug is found in any shop afterward the owner would be sanctioned.

Also addressing the traders, Governor Obi, who earlier held about three hours closed-door meeting with Akunyili in his office, said he had since resuming duties been on the neck of NAFDAC for the reopening of the market. He thanked the agency for believing in him, promising not to let it down.
He, however, warned that the state government would not hesitate to pull down any market in the state where fake drugs are found and revoke the document of land on which the market is built.

Obi promised to see to the building of the modern drug market, just as he promised to inaugurate the caretaker committee.
One of the traders, Mr. Obi Nwosu, commended the governor for intervening in the matter and getting NAFDAC to reopen the market, noting that the traders suffered a great deal in the four months they were out of business.
He also urged the new caretaker committee to ensure that NAFDAC directives were carried to the letter, so that business in the place would run without hitches.

Bumping this post for those who keep engaging in politics and mischief. And to those who can only see things through tribe. Look at the people on this thread young people, by now, if they were 18 in 2007, they are now 36. Don't waste your life on the internet with hate. It never ends.

Sanwoolu's aide mischievously leaves out the reason Obi wanted the market open in 2007
https://www.nairaland.com/8345181/fake-drugs-sanwo-olus-aide-wale

Here, the posters are engaging in tribal fight. Guys, it never ends. They put you against each other to look away from the enemy within.

For you folks who want to die in the war of politics of tribe and religion, this is the link to the 2007 news on Nairaland. This is one of the threads that did not get lost in the crash

mohadana:
Fake drugs: NAFDAC reopens Onitsha drug market
•Bans ex-market leaders, others
By GEOFFREY ANYANWU, Awka
Tuesday, June 26, 2007 
•Prof. Dora Akunyili

Traders at the Onitsha Bridge Head Market (Onitsha drug market), who were out of business for four months following the closure by National Agency for Food Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC), could not hold their joy on Monday as the agency re-opened the market conditionally.

NAFDAC Director-General, Prof. Dora Akunyili, had hardly finished announcing the re-opening of the market, when the traders jumped and shouted at the top of their voices for joy, singing praises of Governor Peter Obi who made it possible.

Onitsha Bridge Head Market was closed on March 6, 2007 over fake and counterfeit drugs. After screening of the market, NAFDAC removed and publicly destroyed 104 truckloads of fake, counterfeit, expired, banned and smuggled drugs worth over N6.5 billion from the market.

The re-opening of the market, Akunyili said became necessary following the commitment of the state governor, Mr. Obi, who she said had, on getting the Supreme Court judgment that reinstated him, called her and pleaded to fulfill every condition that would get the market reopened.
She said: "Your governor, Mr. Peter Obi, a man of his words, has guaranteed that he will ensure that all the conditions are met. This has given us the incentive to reopen the market. Another major reason we are reopening the market is that we are mindful of the suffering of the few genuine traders who have been caught up in the mess caused by criminals in their midst".

The NAFDAC bos, however, gave the agency’s immediate and long terms conditions for the reopening of the market, which include the setting up of an eight-man caretaker committee made up of credible people to oversee the affairs of the market for one year before an election would be held; and a letter of undertaking to be signed by them.

NAFDAC also demanded a commitment by the new caretaker committee to hand over to it the eight members of the board of trustees and eradication committee or former officials of the market union, OPPMDU, who either refused to honour its invitation or absconded half-way during interrogation.

She further said: "Following our interviews, interrogations and other findings, which seriously indicted some people, NAFDAC outright bans the following categories of people from owning any shop or operating inside the Bridge Head Drug Market: all erstwhile members of Alphonsus Onyejiaku-led board of trustees (excluding William Anyaoha) of OPPMDU, all erstwhile members of the Josephat Eli-led eradication committee of OPPMDU, all members of OPPMDU who have held the office of chairman/president or Secretary of OPPMDU since 2002."

Also, Akunyili announced 26 names who she described as kingpins of faking and counterfeiting and owners of shops that are generally responsible for the monumental mess in the market, who she said were also banned from operating in the market, adding: "They are given 48 hours to remove all their belongings from the shops, and thereafter never to transact any business in the drug market again".
On the long term, she said that the market should be walled to provide for only three entrances or outlets for both vehicular and pedestrian movements.

The agency, she further said, demanded the complete redesigning or restraining of the shops, including the possible collapsing of many shops into one to ventilate and make them suitable for the storage of drugs; adding that ultimate solution was for the state to map out a virgin land and build a modern drug mart that would be registered by PCN, supervised by pharmacists and monitored by NAFDAC.
She therefore, directed all the traders to enter their stalls and bring out all expired drugs and voluntarily and immediately hand them over to NAFDAC officials, noting that if any expired drug is found in any shop afterward the owner would be sanctioned.

Also addressing the traders, Governor Obi, who earlier held about three hours closed-door meeting with Akunyili in his office, said he had since resuming duties been on the neck of NAFDAC for the reopening of the market. He thanked the agency for believing in him, promising not to let it down.
He, however, warned that the state government would not hesitate to pull down any market in the state where fake drugs are found and revoke the document of land on which the market is built.

Obi promised to see to the building of the modern drug market, just as he promised to inaugurate the caretaker committee.
One of the traders, Mr. Obi Nwosu, commended the governor for intervening in the matter and getting NAFDAC to reopen the market, noting that the traders suffered a great deal in the four months they were out of business.
He also urged the new caretaker committee to ensure that NAFDAC directives were carried to the letter, so that business in the place would run without hitches.

Bumping this post for those who keep engaging in politics and mischief. And to those who can only see things through tribe. Look at the people on this thread young people, by now, if they were 18 in 2007, they are now 36. Don't waste your life on the internet with hate. It never ends.

Sanwoolu's aide mischievously leaves out the reason Obi wanted the market open in 2007
https://www.nairaland.com/8345181/fake-drugs-sanwo-olus-aide-wale

Here, the posters are engaging in tribal fight. Guys, it never ends. They put you against each other to look away from the enemy within.

Give a dog a bad name and hang him

Give a dog a bad name and hang him

edlion57:
I like his program, but he sometimes der over do

I don't trust an ordinary 'president'. We can blame politicians but what this man has done in the past is an indication that if given the same power, "they're just like us". Many Nigerians are on different semesters of ego trips.

AllBlack:
This is the default setting for an average Nigerian. Always talking about age rather than actual value and real relevance.
They hardly ever respect themselves but when you address their fuckup, they quickly play the pathetic AGE card.

Bullying behavior

papyjaypaul:
I only pity their children. Their children are now parents and they will be asking, "is grandpa doing the right thing"

Children don't need preaching, they learn by example. That's why you're seeing a Gen Z who are disrpescting the older people who did not show a good example in the first place, then they want to use elder to correct them

Elders that cannot do the right thing, is that one an elder

kingbee90:
But small thing u don attack igbos abi?
Dey play. The whole country don sabi una.

Your insecurity is not my problem.

kingbee90:
Cowards!!
Why not attack El rufai? Na obi call una druggie an area father?
El rufai call una drug addict an area boy you dey mention Obi.
Which kind cowardice be this?

You clearly have not gone through my posts but I don't care. Why must I attack? Your choice of words shows me who you are. Pay me to attack since my name is Ronaldo

free2ryhme:
When buhari was appointing every Mohammed and Ibrahim you dumb then
now you suddenly have mouth diarrhea

It's the total silence during Buhari's time and the sudden loudness in Tinubu's time that makes me laugh. They should go and sweep the cobwebs in their house and stop disturbing us.